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New Citizens Joining We, the People
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Jan
18
2025

New Citizens Joining We, the People

Welcome to all of the 150 new American citizen who took the Oath of Allegiance last week at the U.S. District Court for D.C.!! What an amazing group representing 50 different nations around the globe. Now proud Americans!

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Shameful Shutdown
Jan
11
2019

Shameful Shutdown

Holding federal workers hostage for political purposes is unjust and immoral.

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From September 11 to Crazytown

The toxic aftermath of September 11 continues to poison American politics and society.

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Preserve, Protect, Defend the Constitution!

The death of Justice Scalia is a great sorrow for his family and sad loss for many, but it should not be used as an excuse for politicians to create a Constitutional crisis.

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Week 2: Federal Shutdown Playbook Updated

Members of Congress take an oath to uphold the Constitution, which starts with “We, the People” — serving ALL the people, not small factions, is the real work of a functional legislature.

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The Second Inauguration

As President Obama prepares for his second inauguration, citizens would do well to read President Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address and reflect on the moral values of unity and peace for the nation.

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